Big fan of CoC's Dead Man Stomp.

Most of my favorites have already been mentioned multiple times, but I'll give a shout out to CoC's In Media Res. That little one-shot really messed with my players' expectations, even more than Jail Break.

Quote from: ChristopherKubasik;996048I've collected a lot of Lamentations of the Flame Princess adventures and have run them for my players in-between other situations and adventures I generated myself.

So far my players have explored Death Frost Doom (2nd edition), The God That Crawls, Scenic Dunnsmouth, and Stranger Storm from the original LotFP Referee book. They had a blast with with all of them.

Are they the "best"? I have no idea. There are so many adventures out there and there are so many of those I've never tried. But I do know my players loved them.

Yeah, I meant non-D&D, non-OSR. That is to say the best adventure that wasn't for any kind of D&D-derived system.

My favorites:

• Arnor: Land of the Witch King (MERP; ICE)
• Broken Covenant of Calebais (Ars Magica; Lion Rampant)
• The Court of Ardor (MERP; ICE)
• "Deep Shit" (Blue Planet convention tourney; Biohazard Games)
• The Enemy Within campaign (Warhammer FRP; Games Workshop)
• "Grace Under Pressure" (Call of Cthulhu; Pagan Publishing)
• Griffin Mountain (Runequest; Chaosium)
• "In Medias Res" (Call of Cthulhu; Pagan Publishing)
• Masks of Nyarlathotep (Call of Cthulhu; Chaosium)
• Shadows of Yog-Sothoth (Call of Cthulhu; Chaosium)
• Walker in the Wastes (Call of Cthulhu; Pagan Publishing)
• Yellow Clearance Black Box Blues (Paranoia; West End Games)

Will have to check out some of these CoC adventures, thanks!

Good list there mate.

I can't seem to find 'in media res' on Drivethru anyone know where I can pick it up? Ta!

Apparently it is in this collection.

Quote from: Voros;997291Apparently it is in this collection.

Thanks for that mate...

Quote from: The Exploited.;997282Good list there mate.

Thanks, if you were referring to my list.

Quote from: The Exploited.;997282I can't seem to find 'in media res' on Drivethru anyone know where I can pick it up? Ta!

It was originally published in "The Unspeakable Oath #10" and later republished in The Resurrected Volume III (which I assume is what Voros linked to [but the link didn't work for me]).  Both are now OOP, but buying TUO#10 is likely to be cheaper than buying Resurrected Vol 3.

Allan.

Fly To Heaven for Unknown Armies. From the collection One Shots. Breathtaking for a bunch of reasons, some unintentional.

Night of Blood for Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play. I ran that so many times in college. A great "Zero-level" adventure. Would adapt well to Dungeon Crawl Classics.

The two Blood Brothers collections for Call of Cthulhu. Non-mythos, one-night horror adventures meant to simulate drive-in and grindhouse B-movies. Very nice for "Party" games or for people who had never role-played before. I ran a lot of these in high school and in college. A fascinating experiment in genre emulation that was about five years too early... nobody "Got" it  and it went over like a lead balloon. The adventure Dead on Arrival may very well have the first "Zombie survival horror" RPG product.

Shaolin Heartbreak  for Feng Shui, from the collection Marked for Death. Feng Shui was fucking all over the place in both setting and rules, but this adventure really focused laser-like on capturing the feel of a late-80's Hong Kong action melodrama.

I'm a fan of Blood Brothers too.

Quote from: grodog;997482Thanks, if you were referring to my list.



It was originally published in "The Unspeakable Oath #10" and later republished in The Resurrected Volume III (which I assume is what Voros linked to [but the link didn't work for me]).  Both are now OOP, but buying TUO#10 is likely to be cheaper than buying Resurrected Vol 3.

Allan.

I was! It's a great list.

Shame about the adventure being OOP tho'.

The Emperor's Cup - a scenario for WFRP 1e. But could easily be transferred to 2e.

It actually was a fan scenario so I don't think it was ever published (I can't remember the author's name atm). Basically, the players had to infiltrate the 'Brothers Militant' a snotball hooligan club. I reckon it was based on that old football hooligan movie I.D.

Absolutely classic Warhammer!

Quote from: The Exploited.;997687I was! It's a great list.

Shame about the adventure being OOP tho'.

More recent issues of UO are up on Drivethru so hopefully it will at least become available in pdf.

Quote from: Voros;997719More recent issues of UO are up on Drivethru so hopefully it will at least become available in pdf.

Dang! I'll have a look for that, thanks, Voros!